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2005-12-22, 09:01
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Apr 2003
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Searching for user BlueSoda (no its not a prime)
I am trying to get contact to the PSP Contributor with the nickname BlueSoda. As he has no forum account and i have no email i try it this way.
@BlueSoda: If you read this. Your llrnet client still points to the old server. This server will be switched off in the near future. All work handed out by this server can only count as double check as the new server has already finished the workunits. Please modify your llr-clientconfig.txt so that the server entry looks like this: server = "pspnet.no-ip.info" Looking at your results i think you still use the old llrnet version. Please update to the newest version found here: http://www.ldausch.de/guides/prp.html (If you need the BSD client please contact me as i have not updated this one as there was no need till now) The update has two advantages. 1. residues of all llrnet results are only compatible with the new client.( The old client produces PRP compatible residues) 2. The client is significant faster the the old one. Thank you, Lars Last fiddled with by ltd on 2005-12-22 at 09:15 |
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2006-03-23, 05:18
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Jun 2003
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Did you find him?
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2006-03-23, 17:58
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Apr 2003
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No never got a word.
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2006-03-23, 19:27
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He seems to have stopped crunching numbers for us, so I don't think it is a problem anymore.
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